![taco nazo 001](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3071/2910445017_ec850926c6.jpg)
The place is reminiscent of any other fast-food joint.
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The difference, however, lies in both the family-owned homey nature of the chain and, of course, the food. It is tastier and more authentic than Rubio's.
And I love Rubio's.
Here's my Combo #3 (one taco de pescado, one taco de camarĂ³n, and chips -- that's a fish taco and a shrimp taco for you gringos). For 99 cents extra, I "baja sized it" with beans, rice, and a large drink. Yes, all that for just 99 cents more!
![taco nazo 004](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3117/2911294650_7072cd68fe.jpg)
I really enjoyed my meal. I also really enjoyed the price.
I love seafood tacos, especially that yummy sauce that usually comes with them.
ReplyDeleteTim and I need to re-start our tour of the tiny Mexican restaurants on the west side of town.
I love Mexican food.
mmmm....I love Mexican food, especially fish/seafood tacos. Balls, now I'm starving!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you like Rubio's! For some reason, I thought you wouldn't.
ReplyDeletei love rubio's too, so i bet i'd dig this place.
ReplyDeletedamn, i want shrimp tacos now.
Yay! The pictures are back! Thank you Router.
ReplyDeletei've been eating so much mexican lately i think i'm turning mexican. i really think so.
ReplyDeletethat looks really yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good!
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